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Stephen King's Storm of the Century
TV Series (1999)
A village off the mainland is about to receive a huge winter storm. A strange visitor Linoge comes to the village and gives the residents havoc. He knows all about them, but each time he tells the truth the person denies it. Town constable, Mike Anderson, tries to keep everyone in check with the huge storm and with Linoge. Linoge keeps telling the people, "Give me what I want and I will go away".
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TV Movie: Part 4 Aired: Feb. 17, 1999- *** Spoilers are contained here-in*** Suddenly the children stop playing and form an arc and are looking at the wolfs head cane (which … [continue reading]
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The cast is listed in Order of speaking appearance.
The run time shown includes commercials.
This show was also released as a DVD and its running time there-in was 4hrs 16mins 47 secs.
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Type:
Scripted
Premiered:
Feb. 14, 1999
Status:
Completed/Ended
Runtime:
75 min.
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Series Fun Facts
- Goof (continuity error): When Mike Anderson is riding in his van around dusk en route to the scene of the first murder, his beard has reached an obvious black stubble stage. A few hours later…
[show]Goof (continuity error): When Mike Anderson is riding in his van around dusk en route to the scene of the first murder, his beard has reached an obvious black stubble stage. A few hours later in the plot, he is clean shaven. His activities are all accounted for over this time period, and taking time out to shave was not one of them.
[hide] - Near the end of the movie, Mike Anderson is leaving on the ferry. On the side of the ferry it says "Captain Henry Lee", which is the ferry that runs between Swans Island and Mount Desert…
[show]Near the end of the movie, Mike Anderson is leaving on the ferry. On the side of the ferry it says "Captain Henry Lee", which is the ferry that runs between Swans Island and Mount Desert Island in Maine.
[hide] - The book that Cat reads to the children, "The Little Puppy", was a favorite of Danny Torrance in "The Shining" (another Stephen King story).
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